Cow’s milk reigns supreme, but if you have to opt for an alternative, find out which non-dairy variety will do your body good
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Pediatricians to Expectant Moms and Kids: Don’t Drink Raw Milk
The popularity of unpasteurized milk may pose health risks to young children, the elderly and pregnant women, doctors say.
Skim Milk Is Healthier Than Whole Milk, Right? Maybe Not
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the American Heart Association recommend that children drink skim or low-fat milk after age 2. But that may not help them to avoid obesity.
Researchers Genetically Modify a Cow to Produce Low-Allergy Milk
If New Zealand researchers have their way, milk allergy suffers may someday be able to douse their cereal with the white stuff, without the digestive discomfort.
Banning Sugared Drinks in Schools Doesn’t Lower Student Consumption
Banning sugared beverages from schools will limit children’s access to calorie-laden sodas and sports drinks but will do little to lower their overall intake of the drinks, according to new research.
Got PMS? Milk Marketers Launch an Audacious, Funny New Ad Campaign
Starting this week, an eyebrow-raising ad campaign will take on one of the last taboos of America’s media landscape: menstruation.
Most Teens Still Down Sugary Drinks Daily, But They Also Drink Water and Milk
A brief history of drinking milk: what our genes can tell us
Europeans’ ability to digest dairy after infancy evolved just 7,500 years ago, spreading out from central Europe — not northern Europe, as previously believed — across the continent and into western Asia.